Crescenta Valley High School - Yearbook (La Crescenta, CA)

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1 i eady . . . set . . . hike! Lining up during summer practice, the varsity football team prepares to go at it, Summer practice and hell weeks were an important part of many teams training. a daah . . . Puttinga little excitement into lunch, senior Mike Harrison entertain his friends in the quad. hat's so burnt! Burnt to the ground by an electrical short the simulator was left practically useless Luckily a new simulator had already been ordered for the classes to use. 3,8 Closing

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51' X. . , lg X - . 7 : ,z o nd what do you think you're doing? Casting l warnful eye to the intruding photographer, Mia Kaye and date take a break at the Homecoming dance. nked up and ready to go! Working together to create a masterpiece, sophomores Chris Dunkijacobsnolten and Bob Gable show off their hard work and creativity in print shop. , - uk' -V ch. Now lget it. Laughing at ajoke in the quad, f 'f seniors Brad Adam and Ben Somera relieve the fm V. , V V frustration of school with humor during snack. Closing 3,7

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hat million dollar smile. Soaking orma sunshine, junior Danny Bernst I t smile at the sight of his friends Waea7QeI!7t' This year it was jqnally given to CV hr our exclusive use. Soon ajier, however, an electrical problem left one side and twenty seats burned to the ground. Fm kind of glad it happened. It's about time we get something new and better,' something realistic, because the old simulator wasn't really teaching us anything observed sophomore Peter Kim. Luckily, a new simulator had already been ordered bejhre the old one had caught on fre. In addition vandals played a minor role this year, spray painting the school walls and rally platjhrm and destroying the coke machines. Another loss that the school sujjkred was the retirement of Mr. Sam Nicholson ajier 8 years as C V's principal. Mr. Nicholson has been supportive of the entire educational process here at CV. He attends every function there is. I don 't blame him for retiringg he probably wants to live a life of his own! exclaimed Ms. DeAnn Morris. He had been in the Glendale Unzfed School District for 31 years and fnally lej5t for a well deserved rest. In sports, both varsity football and varsity basketball made it to CI F playoffs when Muir was disaualzjqed due to ineligible players. The football team went on to lose an outstanding game against number two ranked Ventura. The basketball team, on the other hand, never made it to the playojji A state judge reinstated Muir to the playom after a 330,000 law suit was threatened by a Muir team mother. The case was never brought to court but the injunction len CV on the sidelines. I f the year full of events passed you by so quickly that it felt kind of like a joke you just couldn't understand the Talon gives a chance to look it over a little more slowlyg a chance to remember. just like a joke thatfnally comes to light . . . Oh Now I Get It! 'by Tina Rhee and Travis Neale Sam Nicholson? I don't blame him for retiring. - DeAnn Morris QL cw K' A - . L, 2 X iffy! ,q,,.,, f s li KC! I Q . .R V, . n Q bw fi ,v,.g,mM,g Q, GX Q if i I . I -X Cs. e-sr f , Cx XTX 5 A Q ...J 2 gftlfxiifl-2 b xx' D i 4 CiCDo'7'! 9' 7 i hid. 463.63 ffl MH Q,,3,f,X . vuczs 3 C931 YQ' I rw 'Wx Qi. -lbsee' c i . --f ' l , if. f l. lewd' 'iouimiorcdrf gi f QQS Iii cific 5790 'X Q5 if C' I lelosing 31,